Original Music Production by: Mack
Mix Produced by: Justin Shirley-Smith, Kris Fredriksson, and Joshua J. Macrae
Executive Producers: Roger Taylor and Brian May
Recorded live at: The Montreal Forum, 24 and 25 November 1981
UK Parlophone LP: 29 October 2007 504 0471 / UK Chart #20
USA Hollywood Records CD: 30 October 2007 D000097302 / Did Not Chart

Disc One - Side One 1. Intro 1:59 2. We Will Rock You (Fast) (May) 3:06 3. Let Me Entertain You (Mercury) 2:48 4. Play The Game (Mercury) 3:57 5. Somebody To Love (Mercury) 7:53 Disc Two - Side One 1. Now I'm Here (May) 5:31 2. Dragon Attack (May) 3:11 3. Now I'm Here (Reprise) (May) 1:53 4. Love Of My Life (Mercury) 3:56 5. Under Pressure (Queen/Bowie) 3:49 Disc Three - Side One 1. Crazy Little Thing Called Love (Mercury) 4:15 2. Jailhouse Rock (Leiber/Stoller) 2:32 3. Bohemian Rhapsody (Mercury) 5:28 4. Tie Your Mother Down (May) 3:52

Disc One - Side Two 1. Killer Queen (Mercury) 1:59 2. I'm In Love With My Car (Taylor) 2:03 3. Get Down, Make Love (Mercury) 4:45 4. Save Me (May) 4:14 Disc Two - Side Two 1. Keep Yourself Alive (May) 3:29 2. Drum And Tympani Solo (Taylor) 3:00 3. Guitar Solo (May) 5:11 4. Flash (May) 2:11 5. The Hero (May) 1:51 Disc Three - Side Two 1. Another One Bites The Dust (Deacon) 4:00 2. Sheer Heart Attack (Taylor) 3:53 3. We Will Rock You (May) 2:09 4. We Are The Champions (Mercury) 3:27 5. God Save The Queen (Trad. Arr. by May) 1:27

Queen continued to grow upon their success from 1980, which saw them reach the top of the charts in both the UK and US with their album The Game. Additionally, the band scored their only two Billboard #1 hits that year with Crazy Little Thing Called Love and Another One Bites The Dust. Queen toured the world extensively in support of The Game throughout all of 1980, moving on to Japan, South America, and Mexico throughout 1981. The band released Greatest Hits on November 2, 1981 in the UK, an album which would eventually become the biggest seller of all time in that country.

To capitalize on their success, Queen performed two concerts on November 24 and 25, 1981 at the Forum in Montreal especially for a planned theatrical run. MobileVision had planned to show the footage on traveling outdoor screens. The release was beset with problems and the film did not open theatrically until September 1984, touring at select cinemas in the UK. A home video release followed with several reissues to come.

Years later, Queen Productions purchased the rights to the film and audio to release officially under the Queen banner. Rock Montreal was released on October 29, 2007 on triple LP vinyl, CD, and DVD. A special deluxe DVD edition called Rock Montreal & Live Aid was also released, including footage of the band's now legendary Live Aid performance. HD-DVD and Blu-ray releases would follow in November. High definition video formats benefited greatly from the 35mm source material.

The Montreal shows were compiled together to represent the best of the two nights. The original 35mm tapes were lost, leaving only the final 35mm print, so video editing was not possible. Two tracks did not survive the final film cut, Flash and The Hero, which were included on audio formats. Also of note, Under Pressure was first performed at these two concerts. Rock Montreal charted at #20 on the UK Charts.

We Will Rock You (Fast) 3:06
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 1, Track 2

Let Me Entertain You 2:48
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 1, Track 3

Let Me Entertain You (Live in Montreal, November 1981) - 2011 Edit 2:50
Appears on: UK 2011 Jazz Deluxe CD
This 2011 edit starts at approximately the same point as the live CD and ends on an audience cheering fade-out.

Get Down, Make Love 4:45
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 1, Track 8

Get Down, Make Love (Live in Montreal, 1981) 4:37
Appears on: News Of The World 40th Anniversary Edition
Get Down, Make Love from Montreal was included as a bonus track on the News Of The World 40th Anniversary Edition box set. The beginning of the track is longer than the album version; it incorporates some faded-in crowd noise from I'm In Love With My Car. The end fades out with crowd noise right after Freddie yells "get down everybody"! The dialogue from Freddie before Save Me has been edited out.

Save Me 4:14
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 1, Track 9

Save Me (Absolute Greatest Streaming Video Version) 4:11
Appears on: UK 2009 Absolute Greatest Streaming Video
This version differs from the Rock Montreal version by cutting out a few seconds of crowd noise at the end of the song.

Save Me (Live in Montreal, November 1981) - 2011 Edit 4:18
Appears on: UK 2011 The Game Deluxe CD
This 2011 edit starts at approximately the same point as the live CD and ends on an audience cheering fade-out.

Now I'm Here 5:31
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 1, Track 10

Now I'm Here (iTunes Video Version) 3:41
Appears on: UK 2011 Sheer Heart Attack Deluxe iTunes Download
This edit of the Rock Montreal version simply fades out at 3:41, before Freddie starts his vocal exercises with the audience.

Keep Yourself Alive 3:29
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 2, Track 2

Keep Yourself Alive (Single Edit) 2:30
Appears on: Internet Download
Available as an internet-only single download, this single edit was made available shortly before the album release. The track is the same featured on the album, just without the long drum/impromptu intro.

Flash 2:11
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 2, Track 5

Flash (Live in Montreal, November 1981) - 2011 Edit 2:12
Appears on: UK 2011 Flash Gordon Deluxe CD
This version from starts with just a fraction more crowd noise than the Rock Montreal cut. Like the live album, this segues into The Hero from the same night.

The Hero 1:51
Appears on: Rock Montreal: Disc 2, Track 6

The Hero (Live in Montreal, November 1981) - 2011 Edit
Appears on: UK 2011 Flash Gordon Deluxe CD
This edit segues from Flash just like on the Rock Montreal album. Like most live edits, this version ends on a fade-out of the crowd cheering.

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Crazy Little Thing Called Love

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Jailhouse Rock

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Bohemian Rhapsody